Consistency, you point to consistency as being the real factor to your success, but consistency

must come from enjoying it.

Because there'll be a lot of people listening to this thinking, I want to be a YouTuber,

I mean, everybody seems to want to be a YouTuber these days.

But the insanity to do it as long as you did without the guarantee of money must have

come from somewhere.

There was no guarantee of money.

It was a hobby.

If you're a painter, you like painting at the weekend, you're going to paint anyway.

Whether someone pays you for your art or not, you just enjoy doing it.

So I just enjoyed making videos that other girls watch and I could talk to the other girls.

So I didn't get paid for like four years, but I was always uploading every weekend.

It was my hobby.

Like it wasn't, this is going to be my new job, which is why I even struggle with it

now.

I really want to enjoy it in the same way that I always enjoyed it and do I need to look

for a new hobby and it's now YouTube my job.

Like, oh, I find it really hard to kind of balance the fact that this thing that was my

escape is kind of like my job now.

There's a week I was talking to one of the guests on the podcast couple of weeks ago about

this study where when someone gets paid to do a task, they used to love doing, they lose

motivation for it.

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